News of broadcaster Cho Sae-ho’s return, amid allegations of ties to organized crime, has resurfaced as whistleblower A, who first raised the suspicions, publicly released additional photos of Cho...

On January 2, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that the denial of an employee’s request to continue working from home as a disability accommodation was not...

After the major policy changes of 2025, the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress undoubtedly view 2026 as an opportunity to cement these gains and further advance their...

The Beltway Buzz is a weekly update summarizing labor and employment news from inside the Beltway and clarifying how what’s happening in Washington, D.C., could impact your business. After the ma...

Stacie Cheadle, Croner-i technical writer, explains what employers need to about Employment Rights Act 2025 and overhaul of day one rights from April As parliament was closing for the recess last m...

The replacement of MGNREGA with a new law has sparked protests, with labourers saying work has stopped and wages remain unpaid. The new law promises more workdays but weakens the guarantee. Critic...

Prosecutors have filed charges that could carry jail terms and heavy fines A catastrophic collision between two tankers in the South China Sea that killed one person and injured several others was ...

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Two senior state officials allegedly hatched a plan to maintain a high error rate on food stamp payments — rather than making every effort to correct the errors, as their departm...

01.08.2026 “Whistleblowers are better off because these agencies are doing what they can to comply with the non-disclosure gag rules.” Floor Remarks by Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa Chairman, Sena...

House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., joins 'America Reports' to react to a heated hearing on Minnesota fraud allegations, whistleblower retaliation concerns and potential subpoenas fo...